Gentlest · Easiest
Camino Portugués
The kindest way to Santiago: flat, warm and well served. Walk from Lisbon, Porto or Tui depending on the time you have.
620 km
total distance
24–28 days
walking time
Elevation profile
Difficulty
What's inside
Written only for this route.
- Three start points: Lisbon, Porto and Tui
- Coastal vs Central route compared stage by stage
- The Espiritual Variante and its boat crossing
- Budget guide for Portugal and Galicia
- Best for: Anyone who wants a beautiful, forgiving first Camino.
Where to start
Lisbon, Porto or Tui — days, cost and what each start feels like.
Coastal or Central
A day-by-day comparison so you can switch mid-walk if you want to.
Stages and stops
Distances, cafés, shops and beds for every day into Santiago.
Sun, sand and feet
Hot-weather walking, cobblestones and boardwalk kilometres.
Buy this route alone
Camino Portugués, planned from first step to Santiago.
PDF, instant download, printable stage planner and free seasonal updates. Or take all four routes together for €29 instead of €60.
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